The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-11-24
new ENGLAND NEWS.

Dec. 0 is the date set for tho trial of Mrs.
Sarah j. Robinson for tho murder OF her
son, Willie j. Robinson. The only case that
will DO taken up is that of Willie j. Robin
son, and the questions of the admissibility OF
evidence on the part OF the government in
the other indictments as bearing upon this
case will be discussed by counsel, and passed
upon by the court before the jury Is I'M
panelled.
At the oil cloth mandatory of II. NJ
Sawyer 81 Son, in East Cambridge, while
two workmen were pouring hot linseed oil
from a large kettle into an iron tub contain
ing benzine, the oil and benzine became
ignited, both men being severely burned
Burglars visited the residence of b. b.
Hatch and Robert o. Lincoln of East Wey-
mouth and stole gold chain and pencil be-
longing to Mrs. Lincoln, and revolver and
some money from Mr.. Hatch.
In glass ball competition at Walnut hill
range the Wellington Gun Club wins the gold
badge of the Massachusett State Glass Ball
Association.
The New York Cable Railway Construction
company has made an assignment.
The French Canadians of Lowell have
formed cavalry organization.
Coal has gone up another so cents ton,
with prospects of still further rise in the
near future,
The stockholders of the Boston a. Provi
dence Railroad Company have voted to lease
the road to the Old Colony line
Mrs Marilla NJ. Kicker, whose home Is in
Alton, N H., and who practices law in
Washington, has just been admitted to prac-
tise in Utah territory.
Mrs Mihitabel Thomas, wife of Robert NJ.
Thomas, residing in Middleboro, Mass, foil
from an embankment while putting out a
clothes line, and broke her left arm.
1t is reported that the Upper Coos Rail.
road Corporation is about to be prosecuted
for importing foreign labor into New Hamp-
has brought into the state over 600 men
from Canada, some of them under written
agreement to work on the line.
The parents of the nine Williams College
Sophomores suspended for hazing young
Choate, are preparing letter to the college
authorities, demanding the reinstatement OF
their sons. Twenty-one sophomores con-
fessed to a share in the proceedings, but only
these nine were suspended.
who shot and killed Charles Adams, his wife's
paramour, in June, 1886, pleaded guilty to
manslaughter, in the superior court and was
sentenced to state prison for five years.
A young man named William Welch of
East Hampden, Me-, had trouble with the
proprietor of a dance hall, who, in trying to
eject him, pushed him downa flight of stairs,
injuring him so badly that it is thought he
will not recover.
1t has been definitely decided that the ex
tensive machine shop works of the Jones &
Lamson company shall be removed from
Windsor to Springfield, Vt.
In the action of Sarah Dodge vs.. the city Of
Boston, to recover $4,000 for pers onal injuries
in falling on an icy sidewalk, the jury re
turned verdict for the defendant.
AT South Molunkus bridge, Me-, the body
of man was found lying on the track ant
another was found in the river There was
nothing about the bodies to identify them,
but in the jacket of one of them were foun(
drills, a fuse and some dynamite. 1t il
thought they are the bodies of the men tina
have broken open the stores in Lincoln
Centre and South Molunkus.